South Australia's pine tree experts

[@AussieAquatic]

Great to see Plantation production being commercially successful, the sooner Old Growth Native Forests are protected the Better.

[@luckyjude]

Beautiful trees..Good info! Thanks.

[@ShonnMorris]

Monterey Pines! This tree is actually endangered in its native natural range with just a few tiny, scattered populations.

[@thefarmlife6577]

Nice, very interesting :D

[@ZaomaDarnei-iq1uf]

Beautiful

[@gertiethebus]

I want a Christmas tree from there a tall one

[@leoking304]

thats a lot of trees :)

[@JakesTechandAdventuring]

Who is here being forced to watch this for school?

[@malcolmarmstrong906]

It's just about how many beautiful Pine Trees are grown in the Sth Australia state.

[@amirpax7893]

What is the name of this company and the apply any employee?

[@mrwhale1102]

hows it going everyone

[@keithwhite5657]

Its disgraceful that a government of Australia let's logging go ahead while Australia has lost millions of trees already especially with wildlife up its trees , I mean come on politicians and police forces should be arresting such cruelties in there country and you wonder why people go off the rail at such behaviour , history is showing how cruel humans are becoming to its wildlife and its environments and that needs to change. Theres charities working hard around the clock in all countries trying to save animals and environments with the help of amazing people donating.

[@malcolmarmstrong906]

Steady Keith. The beautiful Pine Tree growth is constantly rotated for pine wood supply, Yearly, giving us terrific constant pine trees. And any wildlife can move from one tree to another. And Koalas don't like Pine.

[@keithwhite5657]

@@malcolmarmstrong906 steady Malcolm. There's plenty of other wildlife that live in the pine forest and once they log that Forrest there habitat there home is gone maybe let me come cut your house down and see if you like your home destroyed . Humans have to start moving away from wood to build houses since there's other materials and every minute of every day there's the size of a football pitch cut around this world so then go back fifty years see how much as been cleared . The wildlife has just as much right as we do to live on this planet without them losing there homes or been killed in the process the trouble with logging it gets to greedy just like every think else just like your politicians of your country do .

[@malcolmarmstrong906]

@@keithwhite5657 These Pine Forests, Keith, are man made, wood supply purpose forests. And ofcourse other wildlife may settle, but the wildlife would have some idea, due to occasional logging machinery and noise, and the structure of these forests, amongst all the wooded areas in Australia, that they are not simply and completely permanent woodland forest; Though they are constantly resupplied, after cutting, with new growth. The wildlife is wild, and adult animals would relatively easily readapt nearby, and the loggers, may well, if not, do, notice wildlife, where necessary, in best case scenario, and perhaps? slow processing to care for them. Wood will always be a good building product, but, yes, perhaps, if we can use less, but sustainable constantly renewed supply, of-course, appears the good right way to go, with complete respect nesting wildlife, which perhaps needs managing and caring for in these supply forests. Permanent natural reserves do need well establishing around the world, and fair and right compensations or equity sharing?? needs to be occurring so that a countries people are not so desperate for wealth production to destroy valuable global natural essential areas of natural and historical growth!!! I do agree about the wildlife and man is to, subdue, manage, and, conscientiously, appropriately, and morally, protect and care for them all. Keith, Which country are you, in?

[@keithwhite5657]

@@malcolmarmstrong906 maybe you don't hear right the amount of Forrest that's been logged over the years the decades in Australia is ridiculous of course you should plant back those trees your country cut in the first place none of you people seem to understand when wildlife settle it shouldn't be touched once you cut that Forrest you loses what's been living there some may live but a lot of species die .

[@keithwhite5657]

@@malcolmarmstrong906 your country lost so much Forrest in Australia from fires a couple years back and billions of species died from all different categories. And yes I do understand what your saying but we need to keep trees including pine trees and find different ways to build houses the population around this world is getting far to big that the demand for all different products has got way out of control that's causing environmental damage everywhere.

[@socalrcguy1]

Does it snow there? And where do they get xmas trees for the house on winter?

[@HawkBird]

No Snow and we buy fake trees and reuse that tree every year

[@that_pizza_drive6687]

Hostile Hawk exept for that one year, but it was no where near christmas

[@samvodopianov9399]

we have frost, no snow

[@malcolmarmstrong906]

@@HawkBird ' Sounds, kind of, boring; Why not go, real, and, natural, and, mulch, or, plant, your, own pine, tree.

[@jeksixten5751]

I wish they'll grow it all over in Australia

[@gertiethebus]

yeah

[@malcolmarmstrong906]

I think they do, where they can.

[@moekaykhine4633]

Wake up a beautiful tree.🌲👍

[@RJM1011]

Beautiful to see just think how much CO2 is got rid of by this forest. :)

[@malcolmarmstrong906]

That is: Carbon removed from the air, and two parts oxygen per molecule, and stored in these trees.

[@CrackedOn95]

bussin

[@amirzubairmughal]

i think still australia importing wood

[@savannahsikes-hoff4113]

interesting :) :) :)

[@REDFORESTAL]

How many companies exist in australia...

[@rajkumaryadhav9667]

I am interested import pine wood from India please send me details about bussines grow

[@hhazelhoff1363]

Estimate between 50 and 100 million pine trees. Wtf dude what kind of estimate is that. There is a 100% deviation there. Your fired

[@malcolmarmstrong906]

?

[@beeradd199]

this pretty much just helped me finish my impact study of deforestation of radiata pine! thanks guys!

[@kleankutken]

Clown.

[@RJM1011]

The areas cut are replanted this is NOT deforestation.

[@RJM1011]

@@malcolmarmstrong906 Maybe it would be BETTER if YOU were NOT a C**T ??

[@malcolmarmstrong906]

@@RJM1011 Crikey, Harsh.

[@malcolmarmstrong906]

I think I was combining deforestation and historical land clearing as the same thing.

[@bigwilderness3006]

While this sounds good. Plantations of specific trees are not true forests. They lack massive biodiversity. Of plants ,trees,and animals. They misword alot of this.

[@RJM1011]

It only lacks biodiversity because the people looking for it are blind stupid cunts that spend NO real time in the Forest doing any work. Ive spent over 30 years in pine and fir forest and seen plenty.

[@anchalbhatia6635]

kash main australia me hota

[@anchalbhatia6635]

australia is wonder ful cuontry in world8288806063

[@biggils8894]

You don’t even say what type of pine? What type of American southern pine?

[@RJM1011]

It is in the video and also in the text under the video !

[@FatherManN]

Tf is this

[@zenko_3290]

GunSmoke lol ikr